1.
A pair of EPNS plated circular entree dishes and an oval plated entree
dish
2.
An oval plated biscuit box, the hinged lid with 'Egyptian' head finial,
the body engraved with birds, urns and trees on base with four scroll feet
3.
A 19th century plated seven bottle cruet with central acanthus leaf
handle and cockleshell border to the rectangular base, on four scroll feet
4.
A collection of plated items to include three condiments; a stemmed bowl;
an egg cruet; a revolving butter dish; a mug; a pair of sugar casters and other
items
5.
An EP oval plated and glass biscuit box with hinged top, the glass body
etched with holly on stand with pierced border and four claw and ball feet
6.
A set of six plated white handled fish knives and forks in case
7.
A set of EPNS white handled fish knives and forks in case
8.
A pair of old Sheffield plate wine coasters, circa 1830, with leaf scroll
borders; together with a pair of candlesticks; a chamberstick and a single
candlestick, 32cm £100-150
9.
A Nautilus shell spoon warmer by Mappin Brothers; an oval inkstand; a
card tray; an entree dish on heater base and two pairs of candle snuffers
£120-150
10.
An old
11.
Twelve pairs of dessert eaters by Mappin Brothers, with engraved blades
and prongs in mahogany case; together with a pair of fish carvers; a Stilton
scoop; two cocktail spoons; a game skewer and a pipe tamper £140-180
12.
A triple shell sweet dish; together with a cigarette box and a quantity
miscellanea
13.
A pair of late Victorian candlesticks by Hukin & Heath, square swag and
medallion bases with Corinthian columns and acanthus capitals, 36.5cm
£100-150
14.
A plated circular kettle on stand with spirit lamp; together with a pair
of grape scissors
15.
A set of twelve EPNS dessert knives and forks with engraved decorated
blades and 'bamboo' pattern handles in case £100-150
16.
A set of twelve EPNS fish knives and forks with engraved blades and
'bamboo' pattern handles, in case £100-150
17.
A pair of oval plated entree dishes with ball edges; together with one
similar entree dish £100-200
18.
A Wedgwood blue Jasper ware circular biscuit barrel with plated cover;
together with a glass and plate mounted cocktail shaker; an ivory handled bread
fork and six silver tea spoons with tongs in case
19.
A pair of 19th century plate on copper 'lyre' candlesticks with oval
sconces on sloping oval bases, 34cm high £200-300
20.
A collection of plated items to include a cocktail shaker; a sugar
caster; a Christofle tray; a pepper mill; two wine tasters; a salt and pepper; a
Mappin & Webb dish and other items of plate and a pair of hair brushes
21.
A plated coffee pot with urn shaped body and scroll handle; a plated oval
tea caddy and two sets of six silver handled tea knives in cases
22.
Six plated fish knives and forks in case and other various flatware
23.
A pair of heavy ornate plated double branch candelabra/candlesticks, the
branches and stem modelled as flowering and fruiting branches, on open work
base, 44cm high £100-200
24.
A plate mounted glass claret jug, maker H&H with mask lip and fern
engraved decoration and mask handle, the glass body etched with ferns and
flowers
25.
An oval plated biscuit box, the hinged lid with horse finial, the body
engraved with holly and ribbons and six cartouche (one with elephant's head
crest) on base with four paw feet
26.
A three piece plated oval tea set on tray with raised edge and two
carrying handles
27.
A Victorian egg cruet with four egg cups on circular stand; a crumb
scoop; a circular tray; an oval tray; a syphon stand and a mug
28.
A set of four 19th century plate on copper candlesticks with turned
columns and sloping bases, 23cm high £150-250
29.
A pair of 19th century circular plated wine coasters with wooden bases;
together with an oval two bottle plated inkstand and a chamber candlestick
£100-200
30.
A collection of plated items and flatware to include two drum mustard
pots; a gallery tray; a silver back hand mirror; two cauldron salts; dessert
knives and forks in case; a part canteen in box and loose flatware and items
31.
A glass sugar bowl on plated stand; a tea strainer on stand; a plated
circular salver; a pair of plated fish servers and other plated items
32.
A George III plate on copper octagonal tea caddy with threaded border and
hinged lid with swivel handle and finial, 11cm high
33.
A Victorian plated table centrepiece modelled as a greyhound sitting
under a tree, originally with glass bowl over (missing), on leaf decorated
shaped base and mirror plateau with grapevine border, 46cm high £100-150
34.
A plated canteen of flatware comprising twelve table forks and spoons;
twelve dessert forks and spoonsl twelve fish knives and forks; six serving
spoons; two sauce ladles; sugar tongs; six salt spoons; seven tea spoons and
nine coffee spoons
35.
A pair of cauldron plated salts; three mugs; a salver; a toast rack and
other plated items, various
36.
Twelve dessert knives and forks; various mother of pearl handled dessert
knives and forks; various knives in fitted oak case; a pair of fish servers and
other items
37.
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38.
No
39.
No
40.
A silver matched Old English pattern canteen of flatware for twelve settings,
Walker & Hall, various dates 1914-1920's, comprising dinner forks, dinner
spoons, dessert forks, dessert spoons, teaspoons, a soup ladle and a pair of
sauce ladels, also twelve white handled dinner and dessert knives in an oak
cabinet, 110oz gross £600-900
41.
A collection of small silver items to include sugar tongs; 'trowel'
slice; a christening spoon and fork; salt spoon; mustard spoon and other spoons,
various
42.
A silver double branch candelabra,
43.
An Edwardian silver pot, makers George Maudsley Jackson and David
Landsborough Fullerton,
44.
A small silver stemmed bowl, maker George Maudsley Jackson and David
Landsborough Fullerton,
45.
A silver hunting horn,
46.
A pair of silver entree dishes and covers,
47.
A modern presentation silver pint mug, with engraved crest and
inscription; together with five modern Irish wine goblets, 45oz £250-300
48.
Three silver cigarette boxes, two with engine turned decoration, all
cedar lined
49.
A silver teapot,
50.
A Mazer silver bowl,
51.
A silver drum mustard, Chester 1922, with shell thumb piece and blue
glass liner; together with a pair of spiral fluted pepperettes; a pair of salt
cellars and two pepper mills £120-180
52.
Four silver wine tasters,
£100-150
53.
By Omar Ramsden, a Tudor rose silver dish,
54.
By Omar Ramsden, an enamelled silver dish,
55.
By Omar Ramsden, a silver beaker,
56.
A pair of silver sweet dishes,
57.
Two modern silver beakers, with hammered finish; a wooden handled tea
strainer; a military cigar lamp and two wine labels £100-150
58.
Two Stuart Derlin Easter Eggs, one with ladybird amongst flowers, the
other a robin at its nest, on wood plinths
59.
A cased silver christening bowl with spoon, initialled; together with
three toilet jars; an unmarked box and cover and two cased sets of bridge
pencils
60.
A cased pair of silver grape scissors by Mappin & Webb; an Elkington &
Company marrow scoop and a cased pair of pepperettes £120-180
61.
A cased set of silver scroll end tea spoons; six cased tea knives; five
lobster picks; a cased pickle fork; seven and a half pairs of composition
handled fish eaters and miscellaneous small flatware
62.
A large silver framed magnifying glass; together with an embossed silver
back hand mirror and a silver capped green glass scent and smelling salts bottle
63.
A pair of circular silver wine coasters,
64.
An embossed silver box with hinged lid, the circular body embossed with
leaves and scrolls
65.
An Edwardian silver tea caddy, maker GH,
66.
A silver and metal table cigarette holder and two silver cigarette cases
(silver 8.5oz)
67.
A set of six Aynsley porcelain coffee cans in silver holders, Sheffield
1908 with six feather edge silver tea spoons, Sheffield 1907 and 1925, in case
£150-200
68.
A silver tea pot and sugar bowl, maker HEB, FEB, Chester 1922, with
fluted banded rectangular body and gadroon borders on paw feet; together with a
silver hot water jug, London 1918 with threaded banded body on ball feet,
59oz gross £300-500
69.
A silver wood lined cigarette box,
70.
A three piece silver tea set, maker TC, Birmingham 1933 comprising
circular tea pot and sugar bowl and cream jug, 19oz gross £150-250
71.
A pair of late Victorian silver bon-bon dishes with raised pierced
gadroon sides and vacant cartouche, maker Finnigans Ltd.,
72.
An octagonal silver bon-bon dish with raised pierced sides and a modern
silver three piece condiment
73.
Two Old English pattern silver sauce ladles, makers Robinson & Co.,
Sheffield 1911 and 1916; together with six silver gilt and enamelled 'David
Anderson' sterling tea spoons and six other spoons, various
74.
A silver two bottle inkstand, maker Hunt & Roskell Limited and stamped
Hunt and Roskell Limited, Late Storr and Mortimer,
75.
A near matching silver back four piece dressing set of hand mirror and
four brushes; together with a silver sauce boat, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1915
76.
A set of four silver stemmed goblets, makers Mappin & Webb,
77.
An Edwardian oval silver mustard pot, makers Stokes and Ireland Ltd.,
78.
A three piece silver tea set, maker Henry Stratford, Sheffield 1918, the
rectangular bodies with half fluted panels and inset corners, comprising tea
pot, sugar bowl and cream jug, 27oz gross £100-150
79.
A modern silver mug; a silver egg cup and spoon in case; a silver card
case; a silver ladle; silver sugar tongs and four spoons, 16oz £100-150
80.
A George V silver fruit bowl, maker Thomas Edward Atkins, Birmingham
1912, with circular body and folded raised pierced border with two lions head
scroll handles, on four paw feet, 15oz £100-150
81.
A wood lined silver cigarette box and table lighter,
82.
A circular silver salver, maker Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1929, with
raised border (presented); together with a small silver tray with raised edge
(marks rubbed), 21oz £120-150
83.
A set of six silver pastry forks in case, makers Thomas Bradbury and Sons
Limited, Sheffield 1930; together with three pairs of sugar tongs; a silver box;
a silver vesta case (af) and silver spoons
84.
An Edwardian silver scissors case, maker Asprey & Co. Limited,
85.
A pair of silver salts with spoons in case; a silver tea strainer; a
butter knife; two small silver trophy cups (presented); sugar tongs and various
spoons, 12oz
86.
A pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks of 'Adam' style, makers Richard
Martin and Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield 1903, with urn sconces and square tapered
columns decorated with rams head, ribbons and flowers on sloping square bases
embossed with urns (loaded), 30cm high £300-500
87.
A Victorian silver cased glass scent bottle, maker William Comyns,
88.
A William IV silver tea pot and cream jug, tea pot maker John Wakefield,
89.
A small William IV silver tea pot, maker Charles Price,
90.
A Victorian messenger's pouch,
91.
A cased set of four silver 'berry' spoons,
92.
A pair of George III silver salt cellars,
93.
A pair of Victorian silver peppers,
94.
A George III silver christening mug,
95.
A George II silver mug, London circa 1750 (marks rubbed), of low bellied
form on stepped foot with leaf capped handle, engraved crest and coronet,
10cm, 7oz £100-150
96.
A Newcastle silver brandy pan, 1753 by Isaac Cookson, of low bellied form
and baluster wood side handle £140-180
97.
A George III silver sauce pan,
98.
A pair of Charles II silver gilt tea spoons,
99.
A George I silver Porringer, 1714, the part spiral fluted body with
embossed body band, beaded scroll handles, contemporary prick engraved initials
and date, 8cm diameter £300-400
100.
A silver mounted coconut cup, circa 1690, probably Scottish, the
scalloped silver rim engraved and dated 1692, with three plain body straps and
domed foot, 11.5cm £200-250
101.
A silver Mulled Ale Jug, George III and later, the reeded and profusely
chased body now with a fluted spout (additions marked), flat cover, 20cm
overall, 23oz £300-400
102.
A George IV tea pot by Wrangam and Moulson, of compressed spherical form,
crested; together witha Victorian cream jug,
103.
A George III sugar bowl, circa 1800 apparently unmarked, oval with scroll
handles; together with an altered jug and an altered wine funnel £150-200
104.
A silver spirit flask,
105.
A Victorian silver knife/letter opener,
106.
A pair of George III silver grape scissors,
107.
A silver gilt mounted coconut cup, circa 1620, apparently unmarked, the
flared rim engraved with strapwork with three cut edge straps on a cast knopped
stem and conforming domed foot, 18cm £800-1200
108.
A late Victorian silver tea pot, makers R & B,
109.
A Victorian silver christening mug, maker WH,
110.
A set of six Edwardian silver dessert knives and forks in case, maker GH,
Sheffield 1902 with three prong forks and silver blades with mother of pearl
handles; together with six plated dessert spoons in case
111.
A George III silver tea pot, maker William Elliot,
112.
A late Victorian three piece silver tea set, maker EFB,
113.
A George III circular silver salver, maker John Carter II,
114.
A George III silver chamber candlestick, maker John and Thomas Settle,
115.
A pair of George III silver berry spoons, maker Richard Crossley,
116.
A set of six Victorian silver fiddle pattern tea spoons, maker Thomas
Smily, London 1866 (initialled R); together with a later silver cream jug (marks
rubbed), 8oz
117.
A Victorian silver cake basket,
118.
A part fiddle pattern silver canteen of flatware, maker William Eley and
William Fearn, London 1816 comprising six table forks, four table spoons, six
dessert forks and six spoons, 40oz £400-600
119.
A George III silver double ended marrow scoop, maker George Smith,
120.
A plain, late Victorian silver mug, maker Harry Wright Atkin, Sheffield
1900, with cylindrical tapering body and c-shaped handle, 10oz £100-150
121.
A George III silver Old English pattern basting spoon,
122.
A small George III silver beaker, makers Peter and Anne Bateman, London
1797, with plain cylindrical tapering body; together with a George III silver
pepper, maker Charles Aldridge and Henry Green, London 1777 with circular body
and pierced top (monogrammed), 4oz £100-150
123.
A George III silver meat skewer with ring top, maker Stephen Adams,
124.
A set of six Victorian silver tea spoons and tongs in case, maker Richard
Martin and Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield 1886; together with a Victorian silver
caster ladle, maker Francis Higgins, London 1861 and a William IV silver butter
knife, maker WB, London 1834
125.
A Chinese silver rosebowl, circa 1900, maker WA, the panels chased with
Chinese characters, exotic birds and dragons, 20.5cm, 19oz £150-200
126.
A French double salt cellar, circa 1880 by Bointaburet, the cast shell
form bowls on scroll base, the hinged covers with cast floral finials,
16.5cm, 14oz £180-220
127.
Four Dutch silver spoons, with various figure terminals
128.
A French silver gilt Campaign canteen, circa 1800 comprising a beaker,
folding spoon and fork, teaspoon and later knife, the leather case stamped Aucoc
£200-250
129.
A Russian silver beaker, Moscow 1777, chased with eagles and scroll
cartouches, 7.5cm £120-150
130.
A Russian Niello beaker, Moscow 1853 with leafy scroll decoration, 8cm;
together with two Vodka cups, 1854/1864 with Niello decoration £150-200
131.
A wine strainer, probably South American circa 1800; together with a
goblet, probably Spanish circa 1820, 10cm
132.
Three French silver beakers, Paris circa 1830/1850, one with an applied
ribbon band £120-180
133.
A good pair of Continental silver gilt classical figures, import marked
London 1902 by J G Plante, depicting Mercury and Diana, on circular bases and
green marble plinths applied with gilt swags, 45.5cm £1500-2000
134.
A French silver beaker, circa 1765, maker PBP with engraved monogram in
cartouche; together with three others, similar £350-450
135.
A French silver beaker, circa 1780 with flared body on gadroon foot,
10.5cm; together with another, 1787 on gadroon base, inscribed I Gardey,
8.5cm £250-350
136.
A French silver beaker, circa 1770 with heavy gauge on fine gadroon foot,
11cm; together with another, circa 1780 £250-350
137.
A French silver wine taster, circa 1775, part fluted with serpent handle,
9.5cm diameter £150-180
138.
A French wine taster, circa 1850 with coin inset bowl, fleur de lys
handle, 8cm diameter; together with another with 'dimpled' loop handle,
8.5cm £150-200
139.
A French wine taster, circa 1760 with serpent handle, spiral fluted,
8cm; together with another circa 1760 inscribed P Chotard (maker's mark
only), 7.5cm £140-160
140.
A large French silver wine taster, circa 1740, the centre chased with
vine clusters with serpent handle, 9cm; together with another circa 1720
on ropework foot, 8cm £300-350
141.
A French silver wine taster, circa 1840 with 'dimpled' serpent handle,
9cm; together with another Provincial example, 9.5cm £220-280
142.
A cased set of six French silver gilt lobster picks, circa 1880, the
mother of pearl handles with shell terminals £150-200
143.
Two Burmese silver boxes with hinged lids, both richly embossed and
engraved with a dragon on bases £100-150
144.
A French silver rectangular box, the hinged top embossed with children
and dog in a landscape, the sides with urns of flowers and front and back with
vacant cartouche, 14cm by 9cm, 10oz £100-200
145.
A small embossed bowl; a heavy embossed oval box and three condiments
146.
A sterling silver rectangular dish; a German silver oval tray with raised
border; a set of six German silver egg cups and six silver dessert knives and
forks with steel blades £100-150
147.
A German canteen of mixed silver flatware with plain slight upturn
handles comprising twenty three table spoons; twenty four table forks; eleven
dessert forks; eight fish knives and eight fish forks; sixteen spoons; together
with nine silver handled steak knives; five silver handled dinner knives and
twelve silver handled dessert knives £400-600
148.
A set of six German dessert knives and forks with silver handles; six
German silver tea spoons and other various silver spoons and forks and baby
feeders (mainly 800 mark) £100-150
149.
A Dutch silver tea caddy with measure cover, the sides decorated with
figures smoking and hunting
£100-200
150.
Four Russian silver circular salts and spoons; two Russian silver spoons
and an English silver three piece condiment set with blue glass liners,
Birmingham 1904
151.
A Continental silver filigree casket, 19th century, with triple domed
cover with crescent handles to sides and top and flowerhead lock, 17cm by
15cm, 44oz £300-400
152.
A Chinese silver circular bowl embossed with figures and animals in a
woodland landscape, 11.7cm diameter, 5oz
153.
A Continental silver model of a sailing boat in full sail, 925 mark
154.
A heavy Chinese silver tea caddy with dragon decoration; a Chinese silver
pierced bowl; a Chinese silver 'christening set' of knife, fork and spoon and
three other pieces of metal ware £100-150
155.
Six French silver coffee spoons with 'shield' handles in case and four
other French silver spoons
156.
A lapis lazuli trinket box with silvered mounts, 10cm; a malachite
box, similar, 7cm and a Chinese enamel box
157.
An ivory box, circa 1900, velvet lined formerly with manicure
instruments, 18.5cm and an ivory parasol handle £150-200
158.
A pair of mother of pearl and gilt metal opera glasses; a pair of
lorgnettes; a magnifying glass and two porcelain trinket boxes
159.
A Canton ivory card case, carved and pierced, 8.5cm; another a/f,
10.5cm and a Chinese ivory puzzle box £100-150
160.
An Austro-Hungarian silver and enamel cigarette case with pierced cover;
a silver and blue quilloche enamel cigarette case and a silver and enamel
compact £200-300
161.
A small silver 'Pole Firescreen' photograph frame, maker Goldsmiths &
Silversmiths Co., Sheffield 1910; together with a silver and blue enamel
compact, Birmingham 1931; a silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1946; a silver
cased penknife; a Continental silver pill box; a gilt and mother of pearl
penknife and a Chinese silver belt buckle
162.
A 19th century mother of pearl and French silver oval box, the cover with
oval miniature in raised relief of Lord Chatham who made the famous speech about
the American Colonies in the House of Lords and afterwards expired, 7cm by
6cm £200-300
163.
No Lot
164.
No Lot
165.
No Lot
166.
A lady's 18ct white gold Rolex watch, circa 2002 (Cellini model), white
enamel dial with quartz movement, in original case with documents, guarantee,
wallet and handkerchief £350-450
167.
A French 18ct gold and ruby set lady's wrist watch, circa 1920, the domed
case set with gemstones at intervals, the dial and movement signed UTI, the lugs
gem set with a 'bootlace' strap and ball clasp, numbered 23409, in case
£300-500
168.
A 9ct gold open face pocket watch and two rolled gold pocket watches; a
watch movement by Finer & Nowland and two steel wrist watches
169.
A gilt cased compensated pocket barometer, signed F Brown, Glasgow; in
leather case together with another, similar
170.
A Chatelaine watch, circa 1880, the dial signed C H Oudin, Brevete,
Palais Royal 52, now in a composition case with raised enamel numerals and hung
on a double row chain with belt clip; together with another, similar both
applied with similar monograms £100-150
171.
Six various silver pocket watches, open face and full case examples and a
base metal watch chain
172.
A good silver open face pocket watch, London 1839, the dial signed
Barraud, London 2/2062, subsidiary seconds dial, the movement with compensated
bi-metallic balance wheel, signed and numbered £150-200
173.
A silver open face watch, Birmingham 1891, the dial and movement signed A
W Waltham; together with a slim silver pocket watch; two watch dials; a silver
wrist watch and a steel pocket watch
174.
A silver gilt pair-cased watch, circa 1750, the movement signed
Ritter, London, number 735 with rose diamond end stone and tapered square
pillars, the case repoussè with allegorical scenes £150-250
175.
A 14ct gold slim Hunter cased pocket watch, circa 1920 with button wind
£200-300
176.
A good Swiss 18ct Hunter cased quarter repeat chronograph, unsigned
matted three quarter plate movement with bi-metallic compensated balance wheel,
slide and button repeat and stop watch controls to the bezel £1000-1500
177.
A Swiss 14ct Hunter cased pocket watch, the three-quarter plate unsigned
movement with compensated balance wheel and white enamel dial with subsidiary
seconds and button wind £350-450
178.
An interesting American silver 'George Washington' pocket watch, 1868,
the white enamel dial signed American Watch Co., with subsidiary seconds dial,
the movement signed Waltham Mass. and further P J Bartlett, heavy gauge,
numbered 437386 with accompanying document £350-450
179.
An attractive silver and enamel Boudoir enamel timepiece, circa 1920, the
oviform body on spread foot, pink enamelled on a quilloche ground and with
floral reserves, the horizontal chapter ring with blued pointer, 11cm.
In an associated mahogany box £1000-1500
180.
An 18ct, three colour gold pocket watch, circa 1820, the movement signed
Bourquin & Ernst, Liverpool, with a rose diamond end stone, engine turned floral
border dial and heavily carved border £600-800
181.
A rolled gold travelling watch by Gubelin, the revolving bezel enamelled
with place names
182.
A 9ct gold wrist watch, Edinburgh Import mark for 1931, with rectangular
case with engraved border, manual Ronex movement and silverised dial £120-180
183.
A silver gilt and enamel wrist watch by Gucci, import marked for 1980,
with rectangular case with blue enamel border and manual movement £100-120
184.
A group of four rolled gold dress watches, makers Lasalle, Guy Laroche,
Vivaldi and Bracker & Sydenham
185. A polished stainless steel and diamond set lady's bracelet watch by Omega, the Constellation model, with 13mm mother of pearl dial (Ref 15287600/57042